Nihil curo de ista tua stulta superstitione.

It's insane. The amount of animals that now relie on me for existence since the destruction of some ten acres for the building of a new highschool right next door.

Three kittens, a cat, a raccoon, and a possum eat the cat food outside now. The raccoon is huge. I thought he was the possum when I first saw him, but he was at least the size of a dog. Craziness.

The best animal recently has been a Penguin.

I am now on Linux. Linux happens to be the greatest thing ever.

Now I didn't get Linux, Kubuntu to be more precise, because I'm anti-windows. I like windows, it's a little pricey for me, so when my computer crashed I went for free.

But, the number one reason I switched to Linux is that I am anti-MAC. I hate Macs. Apple users like to pretend they're superior and act like they're the bees-knees...

and that's exactly what they are the joints off an idiotic insect that does nothing but the same stupid crap all day.

They piss me off because apple computers and i-pods treat you like a total idiot. The damn I-pod tells you when you can and can't disconnect it like you're its pet. A mac computer is the most uncustomizable piece of crap in the universe. They cost a thousand dollars extra in pseudo-elitist-sucker tax. They do nothing better than a PC. They used to claim that they had better processors, but if they were so good why did they have to switch to intel processors?

Because they sucked.

Apples claim to fame right now is the I-poop and I-can'tsharetuneswithfriends.

Apple is a spoiled cat.
Windows is a well trained dog.
Linux is your buddy.

Seriously, working with Linux is like talking to a friend. You figure things out together.

If something doesn't work you don't uninstall and reinstall over and over again and pray for it to work. You figure out what's going wrong and find solutions on forums.

You actually work together to fix things in Terminal.

You tell it what you want it to do, and if it can't it tells you what happened. Then you go to the forums to figure it out and fix it.

Most things though go smoothly. Package managers give you the hook up on most programs and you can just take them from the internet for free.

No installing with CDs. None of the same processes being installed by every program. The programs share tools. They update automatically.

It's like computer utopia.

What did I do before Kubuntu?

The only problem, these silly Windows programs I paid for, no longer are any use, but I've found replacements for all but Quickbooks.

Any Linux users know any programs that save QBW?

Get Linux, Get Kubuntu, it'll change your life.

-Tommy